Mexico: The Tequila Crisis–1994-95, Spanish Version Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

Mexico: The Tequila Crisis--1994-95, Spanish Version Case Solution

The development of the Mexican market and its connection to the international capital markets in the period leading to the Peso crisis of December 1994.

Highlights the function of "Washington consensus" policies in arousing the inflows and the inability of the Mexican banking system to intermediate them economically.

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